There is no whitespace in the strings being printed to the tempfiles.

Which filehandles are you referring to? The File::Temp filehandles or the handle inside hexdigest_one_file()?

(Note: I did tried binmode $FH inside that subrountine's definition. It made no difference.)

Just now I tried: open my $FH, "<:raw", $filename or croak "Unable to open $filename for reading";. That did not make any difference, either.

Jim Keenan

In reply to Re^2: File::Temp: 2 interfaces get different results with Digest::MD5 and File::Compare by jkeenan1
in thread File::Temp: 2 interfaces get different results with Digest::MD5 and File::Compare by jkeenan1

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